The Forum > Article Comments > The nonexistence of the spirit world > Comments
The nonexistence of the spirit world : Comments
By Peter Sellick, published 12/2/2007In the absence of church teaching, ideas about God will always revert to simple monotheism.
- Pages:
-
- 1
- 2
- 3
- ...
- 8
- 9
- 10
- Page 11
- 12
- 13
- 14
- ...
- 56
- 57
- 58
-
- All
Thanks for your post.
The Ten Commandments are more likely to have their orgin in The Book of the Dead, which preceeded the ten commandments by eight hundred years. The author of The Ten Commandments is lkiely to have developed his mythology based on Greco-Egyptian mythology. [The Hammurabic Code also predates The Ten Commandments]. Moreover, the Christian denominations (between themselves), Jews and Muslims have different commandments. "Thou shalt to covet thy neighbour's house" [envy] is not in the Protestant codes.
Hermes was the message of the gods, principally Zeus. Hermes had stong connections with the afterlife and accompanied the dead to the afterlife. As a human he interpreted scriputural meaning. Open up a common dictionary and look up the word, "hermeneutic".
- A question- What is the relation between (a) God the Father (NT) and (b) the Son of God (NT), with El in head of the Council of Gods in the OT [Psalm 82]?
Philo,
How would God in the NT [Father, Son and H.G.), judge the God in OT [El, Yehwah and council members], in your opinion? Did Yewah honour His father, when He deposed Him? [Psalm 82]